158001–158100
|-id=m092 | 158092 Frasercain || || Fraser Cain (born 1971), Canadian engineer, book and magazine author, YouTuber and astronomy popularizer, and publisher of Universe Today ||
158101–158200
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158201–158300
|-id=m222 | 158222 Manicolas || || Marie-Annick Nicolas (born 1956), Swiss violinist, born in Le Creusot, France, location of the Le Creusot Observatory where this minor planet was discovered || |-id=m241 | 158241 Yutonagatomo || || Yuto Nagatomo (born 1986), Japanese football player for the J-League's Tokyo Football Club ||
158301–158400
|-id=m329 | 158329 Stevekent || || Stephen Kent (born 1952), American astronomer with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey who studies the structure of galaxies and clusters ||
158401–158500
|-id=m472 | 158472 Tiffanyfinley || || Tiffany J. Finley (born 1976) is a principal engineer at the Southwest Research Institute. She served as the Science Operations Center Manager for the New Horizons Mission to Pluto. ||
158501–158600
|-id=m520 | 158520 Ricardoferreira || || Ricardo Ferreira (born 1928), Brazilian physicochemist || |-id=m589 | 158589 Snodgrass || || Colin Snodgrass (born 1981), British astronomer at the European Southern Observatory ||
158601–158700
|-id=m623 | 158623 Perali || || Mirella Perali (born 1931), Italian amateur astronomer, author of several biographies of scientists and essays on the interplay between astronomy and classical literature || |-id=m657 | 158657 Célian || 2003 EF || Célian Hernandez (born 2010), the second son of astronomer Michel Hernandez, one of the discoverers at the Observatory of Saint-Veran in France ||
158701–158800
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158801–158900
|-id=m899 | 158899 Malloryvale || 2004 QO || Mallory Vale (born 1986), observer at the Table Mountain Observatory in California who made astrometric measurements of near-Earth objects and comets ||
158901–159000
|-id=m913 | 158913 Kreider || || Christian Kreider (born 1957), French amateur astronomer ||
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